Shop for

Kia Sportage Parts

  • Select Vehicle by VIN
  • Select Vehicle by Model
Select Vehicle by VIN

For the most accurate results, search by your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).

OR
Select Vehicle by Model
-- Select Model --
-- Select Year --

Why choose KiaPartsNow

  • Economical Prices

    No matter which type of Kia Sportage you have, it is true that you get a lot for your money when you buy genuine Kia Sportage auto parts and accessories from KiaPartsNow.com. We are your prime online source for discounted prices. We offer high-quality options for your vehicle at unbeatable prices that can't be found anywhere else.

  • Exemplary Service

    KiaPartsNow.com is the leader in dedicated service for online parts ordering. We offer our customers technical support via telephone, online chat support, and by email. Our team of highly skilled experts work endlessly to make your shopping experience simple and trouble-free.

  • Expedited Shipping

    We have several reliable distribution centers strategically located throughout the United States. This gives you quick access to our discounted genuine Kia Sportage parts and accessories when you need them. We offer our customers the convenience of having Kia Sportage parts expedited directly to their doors.

Popular Genuine Kia Sportage Parts

Genuine Kia Sportage Accessories - UP TO 30% OFF MSRP

Genuine Kia Sportage Accessories

Popular Kia Sportage Accessories
  • Remote Start
    Remote Start
  • Touch Up Paint
    Touch Up Paint
  • Floor Mats
    Floor Mats
  • Navigation System
    Navigation System
  • Door Handle
    Door Handle
  • Wheel Locks
    Wheel Locks
  • License Plate Frame
    License Plate Frame
  • Roof Rack
    Roof Rack
  • Sunshade
    Sunshade
  • Cargo Cover
    Cargo Cover
View All Genuine Kia Accessories >

Shop Genuine Kia Sportage Parts with KiaPartsNow.com

The Kia Sportage, introduced in 1993, is a Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) with a reputation for pioneering safety features and sophisticated design. It was the first mass-production car equipped with a knee airbag. The Sportage model has gained international popularity due to its high-quality parts and smart design. It transitioned into the compact crossover category that offers front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, or four-wheel-drive layouts and is available as a 5-door SUV or a 3-door convertible. Its first-generation dimensions feature a 2,360mm wheelbase, and for the convertible variant, it measures 4,030mm in length, 1,855mm in width, and 1,635mm in height. The Sportage has seen significant generational upgrades to its exterior and interior, as well as its performance, as it transitioned from a 2.0-liter I4 engine to a more robust 2.4-liter four-cylinder VVT gasoline engine. It also boasts a range of standard features, including safety power windows, six airbags, electronic stability control, and downhill brake control. Its commitment to safety has earned Sportage a "Top Safety Pick" rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, making it a reliable choice in the SUV market. Going forward, the Kia Sportage is expected to maintain its standing as a top contender in the SUV industry.

The Kia Sportage, an SUV designed for off-road capability, may encounter several issues due to harsh driving conditions. A frequently reported problem is engine failure, often marked by decreased performance, metallic sounds, shaking, misfiring, hesitant acceleration, dirty exhaust, and overheating. If the Check Engine Light comes on, a thorough inspection of the oil filter, body control module, and rod bearing is advised. Suspension failure is another common issue, manifested as vehicle tilting, uneven tire wear, excessive bouncing, and bottoming out over dips. These symptoms typically point towards issues with the wheel bearing and coil springs. Other components requiring special attention include the wheel seal, which prevents dirt and moisture accumulation and can wear over time, the wiper blades, which should be replaced annually due to their exposure to adverse weather, and electrical parts like the door jamb switch and turn signal switch. These components need periodic maintenance due to wear from frequent use.

Every OEM part is meticulously built to precisely match the original part's specs. They also adhere to strict official quality control standards during manufacture to guarantee exceptional quality. Here on our website, we provide the most competitively priced genuine Kia Sportage parts you can find. Our OEM Sportage parts are backed by the manufacturer's warranty. Additionally, all orders placed with us benefit from our hassle-free return policy and swift delivery service.

Kia Sportage Parts Questions & Answers

  • Q: How to Remove the Control Assembly?
    A: To replace the A/C Switch, disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, remove the center instrument panel bezel (SEPHIA AND SPECTRA MODELS) or center trim panel (SPORTAGE MODELS), remove the mounting screws for the A/C Switch, disconnect the electrical connectors and control cables and then remove the unit. Installation is the reverse of removal.
  • Q: How do I Remove and Replace the Blower Motor and Resistor/MOSFET?
    A: To replace the blower motor resistor and blower motor, disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal, detach the electrical connector from the blower motor resistor (2004 and earlier models), or power MOSFET (2005 and later models). Next, remove the blower motor resistor/MOSFET mounting screws and remove it from the housing. Installation is the reverse of removal. Reconnect the battery.
  • Q: What Are the Signs of a Failing Water Pump?
    A: A failure in the water pump can cause serious engine damage due to overheating, and if a failure occurs at the pump seal, coolant will leak from the weep hole(s). Using a flashlight, look for traces of coolant residue or dried coolant tracks around the weep hole(s). If the shaft bearings fail, there may be a howling sound near the water pump while it's running, and a quick performance check can be done by making sure the coolant level is full, starting the vehicle and warming it up fully, turning the heater on in the passenger compartment, and checking for little or no heat output. A water pump may still be due for replacement even if it's not leaking or making any noise, and the only sure way to tell is to remove the pump and examine it closely for a loose or corroded impeller, a leaking shaft seal, or a worn shaft bearing.